roof
Pronunciation: [ruːf]
Word
Context: "building"
(noun) the top part of a building that covers it and keeps rain, snow, and sunlight out. It's like an umbrella for a house.
Example
The roof of the house is painted blue and looks really nice.
Example
The roof leaked during the storm and made the room wet.
Example
What color is the roof of your school?
Context: "protection"
(noun) a structure that provides shelter or protection. It can be more than just a roof over your head; it can also mean having a safe place to live.
Example
Having a roof over your head is important for feeling safe.
Example
Without a roof over their heads, many people struggle to find safety.
Example
Do you think everyone should have a roof over their head?
Context: "covering"
(verb) to cover something with a roof or to put a top on something. It’s like placing a lid on a box, but for buildings or structures.
Example
They decided to roof the new gazebo to protect it from the rain.
Example
They didn't roof the shed, so it got damaged by the weather.
Example
Who will roof the new building in our neighborhood?
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